Sentence examples for difficult to view and from inspiring English sources

Firstly, it's difficult to view and evaluate all of the different tracked stats, as each service has a separate dashboard.

The ESN is thus more complex than the SN and can be more difficult to view and comprehend.

Current parallel machines make this even more complicated, because the data may be distributed across multiple processors, making it difficult to view, interpret and validate the contents of a distributed structure.

However, it is sometimes difficult to view ethics and professional questions as separate from each other, in fact, they are in many cases intertwined and should be examined together.

For some, it was difficult to view both journalist and subject without a partisan lens.

If Mr Maitland found it so difficult to view his late friend and benefactor objectively, then perhaps he should not have tried.

Given the complexity of tooth color, the variations of shade within each tooth, and translucency, it is difficult to view only one small area and select a shade match for restorations.

But for a company whose workers have already been hit quite hard by the health care crisis, and whose executives still seem to be doing quite well, it's difficult to view the letter to Pelosi and Boehner as a game-changer that could trip up health care reform's passage.

For those of us who remain neutral about dogs – dognostics, if you will – Crufts is as strange and foreign a ritual as the Khangai Mountains Yak Festival (an annual event in Mongolia which I expect to see on Transworld Sport soon), and is difficult to view without an ironically raised eyebrow.

"But I think the effect that they're after is making it that much more difficult to view shows that are both unlicensed and unvetted.

This part of the book is visually compelling, although the reproductions of microscopic pathology are often small and therefore difficult to view in detail.